Blood Rain Phenomenon of Kerala, India

Between July 25 and September 23, 2001, reported that rain has fallen strangely with unusual water color that is red. Strange and terrible incident occurred in the southern Indian state of Kerala. The man was shocked and scared because it was raining like the blood that flowed freely from the sky. Blood rain occurs sporadic throughout the region and scientists rushed to the scene to analyze its composition.
After the rain water was investigated, the discovery mengerjutkan in can. That, microscopic particles present in water, the same found on cells in human blood. That's why rain water change color to resemble the color of blood.

But that explanation is still a big question mark, let alone at the same time show a variety of analysis about the strange incident. More confused when it comes up again associated with the meteorite theory and kalelawar. This theory states that the meteorite, which has hit the atmosphere shortly before the rainy season began, has collided with a flock of bats and their blood spraying into the atmosphere.

Perhaps the most ambitious theory is that the scientist Godfrey Louis and Santhosh Kumar of the University Muhatma Gandhi, Karela. They speculated that the contaminating cells originating from outside the earth and that they had been brought to Earth by meteorites, confirming the theory of panspermia. Louis and Kumar says that the cells have the "unusual nature".